Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
consumption OF friedrich at the .r,.,4.-.. =
+ ;nr;o cas Mr.. hlchey has here a bonansa.

consumption OF friedrich At the .,n.,..-.
enormous, Mr.. Richey has here a h"nsn.l
u ~'noicasions count for anything.
INNING NOTES.
mining deal Of considerable import.r.,
'ook place here yesterday, when tvo.th;-d
1I tne Twin No. l lode was bonded to Joh,
Z; Ioole Tor nine months at 20 900
that business is mean is evidenced hv ~,
,act tnat q contract for a 2OO-foot tn,n.
mas already been let. Thie m;na; +. s;t.anN,
at the head OF Warm Springs creek sh"s',
sixteen miles distant from AnaconIe .u.
is the property of Messrs. Dix and Kecran
me ore Is q sand carbonate running h;al
IN silver. The Emma May, Martha and ca
re; adjacent claims, look very promis;no
Salton cameron in prosecuting for ~,
ieao on the ~Luxemburg. which,has been tn,
oolec1 OF his search for some time, has beer
fortunate enough to strike two other veins
neltner OF which, he says, is the main one
One ID ten 1eet in width and the other one
foot. Each carries free gold, and tn
smaller lead is said to be very rich: 40 rich
indeed, that a double-handful of pulverixed
ore taken from it, when washed, yielded q
large nugget. The first shipment OF ORE
from the Flint Creek mine, owned by
Messrs. Freyschlag & Company, was made
to Butte yesterday. The Antelope. the
property OF Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Kirby oI
Butte, and Mrs. H. G. Miller, OF Anaconda.
IS said to exceed the most ~sanguine expecta.
tions OF it's owners under the development
work now being done on it. This claim
adloins the Silver Chain, and has q five
foot lead running $50 ounces in silver.
HOME NOTES.
The new Opera House is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. 1t occupies the up-
per half of the two brick buildings lately
added to the Daly-Evans block on Main
street. It is 100 feet in length by so feet
wide, with a stage "a feet deep. A gallery
capable of seating 200 people is to be con.
When finished this will be one of
the finest theatres in the Northwest, and
we expect to be visited by the best com.
panies on the road. Too much praise can
not be given to Mr.. Evans for the public
spirit displayed by him in adding this
beautiful edifce to the many in urtown.
The Monte Cristo company played here
Thursday evening to a large and appre-
audience. The performance was a
one and waslo loudly applauded,
the climax being reached when q youthful
the exit of the heavy villain.
superintendent Dickinson. accompanied
BY Mr.. George Ross, and ex-Master Me-
chanic Peavy were in Anaconda on Tues
lay.
A. Gill and Richard Bradshaw have re-
signed their position at the Montana
Union shops, Mr.. Gill going to Southern
and Mr.. Bradshaw to Eagle
The departure of both is much
by a large circle of friends.
c. w. Gould has returned to his old
position OF foreman at the round house.
is glad to BEE Jay" as he is
amiliarly called, back again.
H. G. Rhinehart, bill clerk at the freight
office, has gone on a visit to Market Lake.
Judge C. E. Irvine has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by Mr.. Shoolin,
his family moved in there this week.
Mrs. J.. H. Trisberger takes the house va
lated by Mrs. Irvine.
Messrs. Parrots and Barrier received a
OF blooded horses from the East
his week.
Mr.. Hughes, ST., has been laid up for the
,ast week with a severe cold.
w. j. Penrose. of the Butte Mining Jour
was here on Thursday.
Drs. Mussigbrod and Mitchell, of Warm
were in town on Wednesday,.
Messrs. C.. T. w. Cress and George Bart=
EFT made a trip to Butte yesterday.
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